Sara McDaniel, owner of Simply Southern Cottage, announced a two-book deal with HarperCollins Christian and W Publishing. The books will focus on McDaniel's personal journey of "redemption ...

Tervis Tumbler Co. has fully vacated the North Venice facility where it operated for almost 20 years before declaring Chapter 11 bankruptcy last September.. Leasing agent Colliers is marketing the ...

"Southern food is fresh food," said Rita Simmons, co-owner of the new Simply Southern Cuisine in the Belmar Plaza. Simmons was schooled in Southern cooking by her mom and grandmother while growing ...

The former home of Tervis Tumbler Co. has a new, high-tech tenant. Combat Waffle Studios Inc., a gaming software company backed by Meta, is leasing the drinkware company’s former headquarters at ...

Tervis Tumbler Co, a family-owned drinkware company, has exited Chapter 11 bankruptcy with all litigation dismissed and debt resolved. Tervis entered Chapter 11 to reorganize in September 2024 ...

Sarasota County-based Tervis Tumbler comes out of bankruptcy after 5 months. As part of its reorganization plan, Tervis is shifting its focus from on-the-go drinkware to at-home products.

Simply Southern donated $50,000 to the American Red Cross in an effort to help with relief efforts. It's also giving customers an opportunity to round up change on purchases this month, which will ...

Tervis Tumbler Company was founded in 1946 and is a family-owned business that makes drinkware. According to the company, they currently employ 131 people in the Tampa Bay and Sarasota area.

Tervis Tumbler Co. is reorganizing under a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing and laying off 60 employees. The company, based in North Venice, Fla., was founded in 1946. The family-owned brand is on its ...

As of 2024, Tervis offers a range of drinkware products, including its OG tumbler, water bottles, and mugs. They also offer ...

Last week’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy announcement from Venice-based Tervis Tumbler Co. made waves in the business community, and questions still linger as the company enters bankruptcy court ...